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George Nyandoro
458 PointsWhat would the output be of the following code?
print("A") try: result = 5 + 5 print("B") except ValueError: print("C") except TypeError: print("D") else: print("E") print("F")
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Steven Parker
230,688 PointsYou quoted the quiz but didn't ask a question yourself. I'm guessing you just want some hints:
- the code uses a "try/except" sequence, will anything in the "try" section cause an error?
- if it does, what kind of error will it cause?
- based on the kind of error what will be printed?
- any code not covered by the "try/except" group will always run
- the final output will be the combination of the code that always runs with the conditional code
George Nyandoro
458 PointsGeorge Nyandoro
458 PointsSteve ! Thanks a lot, well understood.